The Sun. — London, England, 1809-03-06 00:00:00

F ant the LOA D : 4 . 4 0-c(i. 4, i sog:. . At the Court at I o C.l:teeo . o Pallce, the lit of 899, I , resent, • The.King*4 too ,:t Excellent M:-,jest',..t`o Council. .hvtk i,rg . been pleos e d to ;Ippon!' the . Bight Hon. John Lord Bro..niow to be Lord Lieu-' tentont of the County of Lincoln, and of tin City of Lincoln and County of t s une; . his tortkinp this • day tools the oath,apportned to 'be . taken theretiPon, ostead of the oaths of alle6ianee and sup.esnacy. , His Majesty-in Council was this day pleas,,cl to appoint Owen Lths, ofLyton, to be Sheriff of the County'of Mint, in the room ot Thomas Nate, 1.4 WHlrCe j , Esq. Queen's Palace, March t, I 809.. This day hit Exes:.liency 1134,0 Pedro de Cevallds, • AmbassadorEgraordinaty train the Supreme Junta of Spain, a.lina in the name of his Catholic Ma i-sty Verctinancr the Seventh, had a'private audience of his Majesty tu . cleliver-his credentials: "To winch he was introduced by the Right Hon. George Canning,, his Mai,tsty's Principal secretary - of Stale for Foreign Ai - lints, and, conducted .by Ro bert Chester, Esq. Assistant Mister 61 the Cere v monies. •• , • Queen's- Palace, March I, 1809. This. day his Excellency .lion 'Pedro deSevallos, Airebas , iador Extraordinary from t.lte, Supreme Junta •of Spain„thing in the name of his Catholic Ma jesty Ferdinand •the Seventh, had a private audience of 11:er Majesty : • • To which he was intrcduced by the Earl of Mot.- _ton, her Majesty's Lord Chamberlain, and viaduct ect by Roben Chester, Esq. As,istant-Ma%ter of the Ceremonies. Whitehall, rch 3, 1809.... . - The King has been pleased to graiit.unto David Latimer Tinling, a Lieutenant-Colonel, in, the tinny, late of the I7th Regiment of Foot, and Impeding Field Otlicer of the Recruiting' Service, his Royal Lic,'•n c e and Anthorily that he may a,linflie and take the 64,r Winne of ington 7 ;1 addition to his pre -11.10.1e, of 'rinling, out .of respoct and affectionate regard to the ineainly of his K ile's John and Nathaniel Widdrin.;ton, lineal representatives of the liauxley of that at,cieni family; and like wise thin his son Gebrgq.lolm Widctringion a Caiitain in the 44ili Regiment of I. and, 'his issue, and all the other children of the said Lteut.- % Colonet Tinling.by Sarah lug present wife, and their issue; a»ay front henceforth assutne 'and Czke the Said surname of Widcicington only • And also to timer, that his Majesty's concession and declaration be registered in his Colkge of Anus. 4, 1409. The King has been pleased .to'present the Rev. D,,Clur in Diti , inity, - to'the Vicarage .of ICk ) in wt.; C ul Yurk, and diocese of Chester, the sante 00111 g, raid by the resignatioh of the Rev. George Chainorrimne. . . P.P.p.(Upce, Nara) 4,., tBO9. sitt 110;1m:tiro( Dragoon u craws, Cainam I. IL Peel, front the o3tt hour, to be Captain Or a t mop, vice Horn, who exchanges. 7th Ditto, %Villi:wiltrisson,Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Diguy eviiwterlies. • 6th I)itto, Fia(iis, Cent. tube Cornet, without pur• chase, vice Lelitun,,prunfote . d. ,Quartcr"master Yultutt to De Corusct, Without pl114;110!;, mu retro, pro• muted. sth itegiment of Light 13rag foils, Lieutenant C. G. Ri (tout to be Captain of 'a Tiu.ip, -by purchase, vice tlstley, who retires. Seth Pits.), Cornet E. Smith to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice 'Murray, promoted in the list tout, • Ina t lonour. able Thompson Vanilla* to be Cornet, by. purchase, vice pi , nlie,d. • 20111 join) B. Leopard to be Lieutenant, vice firOtOli, wllu reoitiiis.• • • ISt 1: . 0Ot guards, Cent lentan Cadet Des bLoougli, iioin the Royal Nitinary Colege; to be klsigni . without purcii.i,w, viLe i 1 iirst, who resigns. Itegiutent-,of Foot., Kicharkt Wuylantl, from the 53t.1. gout, to be Lietilett.tlit, wit MO ptircliai,e, vice ilaiate,' JilpOintell to the°s4lll loot. litisigit flerbect itallttr.ta be I.lzutunitnt, without purchase,. vice Kahan, superseded. Davnt I.l.le,•(;ent. to be Ensign, vice Itaban. 'gth Ditt(l, Capimii lames. Moultrie, from the 6th Carrisim . 13.ittattini, to ae captinti ut .t Company, vice Rothweil, 1 5th Ditto, Lhatteliallt Sinclair Manson to be Captain.of a Centvasty, puichase, vice ?alma, who retires. Ensign jiAtti sirene t he Lieutenant, vice Stubbs, tie. Kt.,niat Scutt, (,ent. to ut; Ensign, vice Skette. I)itto, Enaigit t)' , .t.tra to be Lieutenant, vice I>iutiO,ll, loin; Li; to De Ensign,vice ()'tiara, '44.trk t,) vice Hart , maim, .p iornotett iu tue 9fit it Fout. toll Onto, li.t.ett..l.l,tie t_;oractii to be Assistant. SurAtuti, Aso i)1 oil. - .1,1. lit tile 5-Jtli Foot. Ditto, Lieutt.tiii,,t (.; Witt to be .i.:aptitin of a Coinpony, v it.o t' art t!eixaset.t. Lnat i pil Jim A leAanticr Maxwell to it: Lt. titeiiallt, Vic (; f Otte Ditto, Emign 'l'itoinas Vetter 40 be Lieutenant, vice kV CS t, il24e a 1. 360,1 Oittu, Lioagti 'Diurnal; Smith to be Lieutenant, by purchase, parkv4ll, 101111L:lialies, to be jjttsignw vice )11)iti . i. Al . .ise jainc3 . . - - ... . 14111: EU buAs)ipi4ilt. , ,4l).;,:iJo. . 3711\ I.) , itco, Litti4,:i;aiti .:;::.I:ew CG...4,11 to be Captain of a ' COlflp;MY,' V.i.o Sal , g4q:4,, 11.:C:.,::.:X. t.wutvlialit kti.,ll4rd W;:it.,:, zo be aiti,, v;,e 1.,, , „ ; .1;, • ti‘:te:{:,,:,l, in4igli j4044a Chat:iwrs to by I..ivoi,:swiit,, vic.v C,e.to. Lii4lJ4ll I Ul4ll SH)pad, from tisc iuut, to be viLQ W.loon. syth 1:/:tto, flospital.Mate lobo '..:ltittay to 4c Assistant. . Surgeon, vi,:e come, promoted e2)ot. sate Ditto, A6atbia:tt,-Suivon: Kees from 'the 2.111.0ut, to uo Surgeoa, Q.Lirtcrly, 41.yo..attcl Sur.• geon to tiii.... , korce6. 54th Ditto, I.i.iukuoit from the Sth Foot, to 0 42 Lieotep.pa, $.7111 Ottla, to be - bnsign, without purLiwie,. Payntatet . 46th Foot. 61it Ditto,,Sitaturi S h .ucy, Cent. to be Fusin, by pith:luso, v i c e: ijotsto;,:o o tilt: 79in Pool. .•. 6zJ. Ditto, &Lite 'f.l•l'her a e.:n to be -AS. 416t411:•iUrgC,.1 1 , Vice 09.1 , r,ra, • • .I'l4 Ditto, Captain l'ricleco.;K• lattieg Horn, front tilti 14t Dr4go o o (iti4o:Os, tuOt of 1. Colopittty, vp, , e ecei, who exellAnKr. • 04141)ittp, I autctt 166411 r Gent, ' to 'be Er:sipy, withoul pv)r . - c h a sc, vik.e tri...)se Appointment' 5.1:4 but t44 , :il 7... , 111 Ditto, Ensign J 0. Creighton to be ...ietitcp:pir t vice Nage, itcce4Scrt, George - Cotillr.tp,• Cent. to be' ,1L0216.1, Ntuf riUbtlst, (.;tilt. 10'01 Lrizi,g,,, w i lt,. 'put put%.11.:6 , , vice Sheppard, prolitolW 111 the37lt. - toot. 7,;d` I'l;dlCiS:. tq 13 , 0 Aujitt:int, vice t; . l::‘,lloiine, promoted. John Catlett to be suq;euit. tlospit4l-blate Not. II Lobe vice Chi•tsr. tsth 1), no, trst Lieutenant Vdlentitic Grhnthain to be CO of a Company, by' .purctrisf:, vice kainkitige., who r 0 .7 tires. Set:twit 1.-Ay ton to ba First 'cute. tiallt, VieC 06 - ttl Ditto, , Liii:ligtt A trander Stewart, Irani tbc-gotit 1 7 0 qt, t 6 hC LicutenJot, vice: Brown, 'deceased.. Lnidgit Hartman, Er the 16th footj to be Licutenitot, vice ()veils, decvil.cd. Ist West India R eAiinant, Et4igraatrifiel Gordonto be Lieu.. tenant, vile tiot.,erts, deceased. 3d Ditto, Emig') Robert CAlcraft to be Lieutenant, vice Clancijy, deceased. LONDON : Printed by At Ille SUN-O, y 'v , • , . , , n 4111.15itt0, ;tic:hard Core, Gait. tie Emir, wik4o:4tiiur -'chase,.-4/;,..e Newi...,nim, piornoieti in:the Yori , .1..V1t 1 11- W. - 111'y V•I •il 1 cei S. lietildi1314 1 10)111 DA 1 tart . tiil o t.r A:till. taJri iti‘e-Kttr:pianti,. wiloreAns tlii. 4ti,jutit i ge:' • Gth Ditto, F., o4i4n limes lichards, frOtn, tha t , t.',. rst India Re-An:wilt; to 'be L , ...11l ri..crlitt:i' Vickr,KL•nt; cleeVic4. Atli Ditt , 2, , Ensitit lo:111 Salttii to-6:: LicittOttit, vicdt.L,y-' n 4 c.k rt, .ceisi!ci. lin,4;ni tcilmrki P.oilik f s ve I,ieutenait', • i•!(::!' N.l.isscy, d , f.ceasect. 4ohn , rat re%,, , , A ent.. t - o - bc, 4n , c.i.,.”1, vtce S,i i mon. Charles ‘V it Irani.. Ste w,,rt, Gent.. to be i:thign, vi,.e P.. 011 ~ • Onto, Webster, Gent. tO be Eitiign, yvitltout ‘,ce Richards, promoted u, tl;e Gin ,We;:t India Regiment. Royal York Rangers, Ensign Patrjek Hogan to be Lieutenant, vice Ma;:kay,.n.:4..eas.:ci. Thomas Alley, Vent.. to bt sign, vice H• g.in.; 10:, al West 1 i.W.7 Rangers, Ensign Abraham Nicolls to be Lieutenant, vice: calticr, , tleceasetl. • Robert Hatins„ Gent. to be EnsiAti, vice Nhili,ollen, deceased.. Ignatius Wee. • hinger, (;crit. to tm Ensign,•vice Nico;ls..- , York Lida Infantry V(4ln.eers, Lieutenant AV. Kysh , to be C:iptaiti of a vice katscnitausett, tie::used. Lasign Williaia.NewcuinL!a, From the . 4th West gimuilt, to b.: \ I,e Ky-h. Alumna's Ite4itatitit, Ensvo Louis Lardy to be Lieuienant, vice Pauche, proino , ed. ‘Vittiner, Gent: to be En sign, vice Chasseursl3ritat l inignes—trospital. Mate I. W. Calvert to be Assistant-Surgeoo, vice (ler a rd, deceased. Hospital- Mate Elmicza. Black to be A:oistant-Surgeun, Nice Alines. le.y, appoi.kto to cite 35tii Foot. 6ch Garrison Battaliuo, Captain ade Rothwell, frorn'tbc yt 11 Foot, :to be Captain of a Company, vice Moult(ie, vhoFxchanws. Sth Royal lidocao 13atf ilioa, l.kutchaot lan Marsh, from the 88ril Foo:, to o.:. Lieutenant, vic:e. I);),Jlittle, de. c;esse,l. IMEYET. Niajor Richard Fletcher„ of the Royal Engineers, to be Lieu tenant-Colonel in only lio4viTAL STAFF. . Surgeon - Chat les Q.Littley, from tir. sth FoOt. tia'be Sur. tcuit to theircvs,. vice Plenilcrieatn,,resi_gro:d. T he king's German Legion 24. Dragoons, Cadet Serjeant umette , to bg" Cornet, vice Seger, promoted.. -3d It egi:nent or East India Volunteers. -Ensicu Cdurge Ititherdon terbe Lieutenant, vice Contenc.in, ' who resigns. John Croilyers Hudson, Ga i n. to vice Ititherdon. • MEMORANDUM. Ensign Poincey, of the c)Ait Foot, is supersetle3. ERRATUM in the GazAte of the 7tlt_ult. tst Foot. For Volunteer john Lutntan to be Ensign, vice Marston; deceased, read Volunteer 'Olin LUIDLID to be vise Haunter, deccasoct. Crown-Office, 111.4rch 4, 48J9. MEMBERS RETURNED TO SERVE IN THE PRESENT PARLIAMENT. Burghs of WhithOrn, Wigtown, Nov gaßoway, and Stran, ritC(. Lyndon Evelyn, Esq. of York place . Portal - in-square, Lon• don, in the room of the Mott. Edward it icbar.i Stewart - , who, since his Etettion for the said etass of 13niglis, 'hat!' accepted the °thee of dine of mime ContuiLstunerslor vittual in% his Majesty's Navy. Borough of Stamford. -• • -- •• • - - Charles Chaplin the Younger, of Blankney, in the corlnty of Lincoln, • Esq. in the room of General Albemarle Berne, accepted the. Chatern Hundreds. . liorimgli of St. !awe's. Scrope liernard, of Nether Witichenkion, in the comity cif Bucks, Ley, in the room• of Lord Viscount Lbringtnit, who, since his Eledion for the - saitt Borough,. liath ac• cepted a Commission in ltis Majesty's-Army. BANKRUPTS. • William Bird, late orStone, Slat ard Edward Hot . loway Brouttlettl, late of Lovver 141:tton, Kidtle minster, Woreesters)tire, boa: bail;krs, to surrenclvr March 20, 'it, and A pril :5-, at clrvcu, at the Stouri . :urt I or., Stourpurt, Attorniev, ctlr. ltigg, 11. it t0n.1.; - London: or Mr. Hallett, Kid:l4rmrnster. John I,4xtott, of E'acter , hoen.draper, Islarch it, - Is, and April is, at eleven, at London. Attorney, Mr. 'Bennett, PeAn's , coart, Do‘‘.turs' Cominons' I ohn Itiilltatos of Pent:tn.:rat-street, London, cheefenulliger, Nlareit :108, and April 15, at eleven, at Ouildlialt. At. torti:y, Mr. Scojt, Sr. Mlictre,l's,qatirt, Poultry, (.;:::::r4e, of Cahn :ton- treet , Fitzroy -square,hliddlesex, Nurse-dealer, fvlarLli 20, .21, and April :5, at twelve, at Atlvrocy, Mr. la:l'n:4-street, Buck ingliam-gate. Thonins Dalton, of Mitchant, Surrey, shoilke4er , March a n d April is, at eleven, at Utnium,.:, Lair: Ju. Attorney, ,Mr. R. Fisher, hell-squar;:, l•uster-lane, _ - - Cite:ll4lde. John Cotton, jt'Coventry, Marell , l4, 15, and Aril . is, at elevtat, at the King's !lead Inn, Coventry. _Allot . - ntes. Messrs, Ingo and Carter, Co-vesitry. • ut WhiverhattiptOrt, Staitindshire, druggist. anti grocer, ivi.treli 2), at titre, 21, and April Is, at . eleveit, at the crningitait Amts Inn, Siliditatt. Salop... A ttornies 'lr. Price, Wolveritainp.ton ; ur Mr: Anstiec, King's i Witch. winks, I ettiPlet .0 1 10 0 11•• - ' :• Thomas !ones, of Livekpool, builder, April. s, 6, gnri is, at ,orte, at the Star and (latter, Liverpool. A it:.rittes, Nless‘rs.' shenuaru and AttitriAton, lietAtord-row, London"; or Svlr. ' it V.' bull Lpit:rl)o.l . • lames lennings, of Wencilebury,, 'Oxforshire,, brewer, M.,reli 13, t4,,aint April is, at ..leyen, at toe King's Arms hicester. Attorney, H. IVattorti,)3ll:4:szei. . . .flenjanitit Newport, of Gill:•street, Lime:louse, Slid:llms, Carpenter, Match lt, rs, and April 15, at pild, at Guild. hall. Attorney, . Mr. Fitzgerald, Lculan-streat, Cood- . • huh's-Yields. . • - John Hoff, of Salford, Lancash•re, dyer, April 6,7, and 1 5 , - . at two, at the Royal Oak.' Inn, Nlaneliester. A ttu f n i, 3 , Mr. t:ardwell, Manchester ; or Mr. Ellis, Cuiiitor-street,': London. • Timothy Rothery, of Leeds, Yorkshire, wool4t3pler, hatch _2 2 , 43, and.tipsil 15, at eleven,, at the Star and Garter • too, Leeds. Attorines, Mr. Lambert, Ilattati.Gartlen, London; or Mr. Siteitou, George Taylor, of briatul, inert:limit, March 17, t 8: at eleven, arid April is, at ti v.:, at tit s : White „Lion Aftornies, Mr. I . r.inks, I - tart -street, Blooms. 1.,,,r)...t0raw, London's; ur I. and T. Leman, lir btu!. David Vow!, late Or liloxwick, Walsall, Stalrordshire, 4',v1.014(10. maker, March 17, ia, anti Aim! 15, at eleven, A t ine Littleton Arms Inn, l'unkrirke. Attormo, t‘tessra. Turner and tike, tnournobuly-stittare, London; 'or Mr. Ike Ri:l)arti Gl.),uri. and WOlf lionjamilt, or •Winikor • i11h44, City-roatl, 11,‘18, is, at IWCIVC, 40:1411it.1411. Attorney, Air. Coote, William bay Icy, of Burnham, Essex, boat:builtl4r, March 7,. - 18,4n41 April 1;, At 101, at Cr U11 ' 4.111411, Loilaun• ii;tufr. ney, Saltabury.stitt4re. Itutclutt, ut etticks.u.d.4 , ,reet, &lite:End New "I :I, builder, ,vt.ircii 7, it, anttAprit zi, in Attorney, }Suit, julia.titrzct, • !t;.16. i ; ; it, tg, alt,i Ali - 4i is,- at twelve, at C.; tatitiluil., (1,1. Attoruey, . Mr. hurtle, :New-.quate, 1) 'l , ID PS. April 3. Thomas Ains‘yorih, of -hl3,lthiirir, and John War. klas tV4l§pii, !ono Watson tjrc youoger, au<t roscplr ot Lam:a:ure., cuttuit.MitlUfaCtUfefs, at al vieve.l, at Le4 . 4 . 9t Alan. Cretan. Ottint and Charles Robinson, late of tyo,:d-,tr:.:l, London, tatturs, atone, at td.rot 47. jobeplt Randall, itowor late ot I.:•ens,• at eleven, at the l'atnot 4 nit, Leeds: M44C:I 29r Joao Grie4eso9, ot Newuastle.upott.Trivi, vint ner, at eleven, at the Tinto Indian tini t t,s, .lsicAteat tic. '.upon.tyne. • March as,' I.)at\iel Huainan, Of 13elion-street, Long-acre, - Middlesex, enveseneonger, at one, at March 2S. jerennah birch, late ot ,Creeting St. Peter, Suf. folk, butcher, at eleven, at tit? Angel Inn, Karl Stone. ham. • April I. rosepli Kirkman, of Gower -street, Bedford-square,' bi)ittler, at twelve, at Marsh -24, William Leykautt; of I-sic-street, ~Leicester?gnaw, ?gnaw, 1110(41c:sex, engraver, ut twelve, at Guiltill.4ll. ... . . .. March 2r.'..w.illiam WiChoti, a-MinilliinhaintstOri,-ti . ...• , terShire, clothier, at,elogn. at the. King's Arms, Strout ••• ?,'larch 3c. Henry Reynrll, of•bristol, !such-draper, at - ele: - i at the Bush 'lnvent, Bristol. .• ' "•-•-•• - - • • - ;-A..,4 m a r c h . 20. Datnel Ala:thews, lateof Basings:oke, SottiffarttP: ton, groecr, at eleven t at the CrOwn lon, Basingsti)ke. , -•• April lig. ,lonathan Fok and • Williarn Fux; Of the l'f:vernent; Finsamv, London, mprehants, at one, at Guildhall. - , • NIA ; 9. ..•Rich.ri - ti '(:cover,. of :town Aleliing, Kent, grocer• and sholikeeper, at one, at Cuihiliall,.Lopdon.' • Alan!;. I osvpit' l'iper and -Knowles .ti•'•iatter, of Richinotul, . Surrey, grocers, at eleven, tit Guildhall, London. - - 11I,iii_li 2.3..Llizabeth Kent, of bicester, Oxfords:me, draper, at te.•ef ye, at Gliiitilia!t, I.UndOn. March 2S. Liiirbeth•Biddell, I - ire of Ratcliff.cross i- Midale- sex, haberdasher and hosier, a: one; at.Guitilaali. • -', - April 2;. IVilliain Xiarsliall, of Nevva:k-upon-'l•rent,•Not. • • llngfiainslnre, draper, at t welve, at Gui dliall, Lo:idon. , May 30.., Audrew , Hetherington and lohn• Niaekie, of Ni•ery lane, Middlesex, perfumers, at eleven, at Guildhall. . ,April 4. Robert Reod, of Caroline Mosis c ilediorsi.souare, " Middlesex, stable-'keeper, at eleven, at G uiliflial I . .. , Mareir2g. .William Watson, of 6 re, t CoMbridge-strect,, Hackney-road, Middlesex,. builder,..it one, as Gun:Mall.' May z, ) .',. ‘Vdliain -Lambe.rt Cassell, of "I tiarnes-Pition, Surrey, car r enter and builder," at eleven, at• cutionaii.,. ..,:. London. • • • • • . ••• • April 22. . folio Robert Anderson, of T,hrogruerton-stren, • Liini.lon, incrchanf, at tea, at Guildhall. . - - Aim' I 1., Tournas Dunn, of •Lsrow bridge , yt'ilLare, clqtliier, at eleven,' at tile George •Inn, Trowbridge. -• '• - - April it. lona. Bell, .ut.Troivbridge, Wiltsoe, - clothier; at' twelve, at the George Inn, Trowbridgo. April to. Nathaniel Ptiach Singer,. late at iViestbur;•, Wilt shire, coin inon- brewer, at t we:ye, at the Go, i g e i mi, Froute, Soinerset.Mire. . .. April io, William Dicks, ot Frome, Soirtersetshire, clo:hicr, • at eleven, at the George Inn, Prome. March 22. "Ely• Lawrence, Lae of 1-ludderstieLt, Yorl:shire, druggist a ,at ten, the Bat.k.. tiorse, I lituderstiiddi : , • , . . CI: RTIFICA I'ES:, • • . ~ • , March 2s. Joseph Rand, of L. , .epttursi,• :newer. William Bissex, at Bristol, vinegar -maker. , .. . . 101 m Salishmy, of Manenestec, •.:)rton-spioner. ' Richard Bariies, at Nlancliestei,- victuLlier. . IVilliaiti iMorley, or Ditto-lane, wareilo , ..tseman. • i •• Thomas Llliott, of Bedtord : §ereet, C4vent,gartien tailor. W, Tomlinson, of Toxteth. Park, near hiverp‘ool, rnei . c.ient. - ion lianiugley, of Sott i tcoate, Yurit,, cooper • • ' l a im s ~ s ,". rigley, of l'itt-street, 8i.31-k-104fa ru.:ll, SUrrq,hgt.l • Inailulaturer. • "" . . .„- . • PARTNERSHIPS b18,61,1/Itt). H. Vies and I. Nlfirsitall, Blacktuau;street, Southmark, glass asst,} china men. • ' J. James and W. Cowley, Lower Redbrook Works, near Monmouth, bar.irun manufacturers. R. Pratt and J. Smith; . Coveiiti), booksellers.. I . Kyle . and .M. A Infund,, Ratclitt I-I ign .V.l , linen-drapers. - P. Eluglies and•'r, flug,lies, Lane-End, Siatituu, potters.. • • I. Ingle and G. Musgrove, Leeds, joiners. • -. W. Gardiner and Co. Leicester, 1. , :e-inanufaatirers. R. tvlotinsey Co. City of Carlisle. proprietihs of tile Weakly . .NewspapeoCalled the Carlisle Chronicle. . . W. Nviikou and I. Idlinso.n, Cliarlei-stiectiblackfriaes-road, ' drug-grinders. • • , . . . G. Bush and I. Brown, Brist6l, - malts ters. • • R. Parker anti Co. Nlanthesier.• ' .. W, Wadsworth and Co. Halifax, York, cotton-spinners. - 'A. Bridgman and Cu. Plynimith,Dock, milliners. .. • . I. Kearsley and Co.' Liverpool, inerelianis. • I.lioldsworth and W. Whitaker, Horcw•Ad, York, thread. • makers. C. Robinson and L. Jackson, Manchester, pawn brokers. W. Moody and Wi Nletcalfe, E x,ectition- Dock, sail-makers. A. Lea and Co. Bimin i :limn, brass-founders. • I-I. Suager and Cu:. Maidstoile, : eatuition4irewers. i . Marstand'and E. Metcalf, Lociis, cloth 7 hierclaants. T. Cowpe and F. I firrison, tailors.. - , ' W. Pownsand T. Good, jun. WoolwiLli, distillers. . . Saturday - morning, an inquest was-. held before GEORGE HODGSON, Esc;.' one of •t ho Cororni f. r the County of Middlesex, at the residence of ALRK- AiiIMR.POW ELL, Eq. in Devonshir i e-place, on the body of the Right Hon. Lord FALKLAND, who'died on Thursday morning- early, in consequence' ea pistol-shot wound, received' by hitn on Tuesday morn ing last. The only evidence adduced bgore' the SLATY, touching the death of the &Teased, was that .of Mr. Heavistide, Powell butler, named Nor veil,, and the nurse who attended him in his last moments. --- - There were several Gentlemen present, who . were in , the Coffee-room at the time the alio - cation tool: place between his - L , ;rdshivand Mr. PoNer:.-,11, but their testimony being, irrelevant to the tmnp,tdi:lte 0bj.. , 61 of this inquiry, it was not received . by the G;roner. I‘lr3 Heaviside's evidence- went merely to prove, that he had attended the rteceased from the time'he Was, brought to Mr. Powell's -house to the moni4nt of his dissolution. His assistance was called in on Tuesday morning, when he found Lord Falkhnd sittiog.on.a chair, very fan from the-lo s of blued. , On learning the nature of his wound, lie - Ordered' him to be put to bed, and 'kept quiet. l-1 tibtu,lin ed from putting -any questions whatever to the de• ceased, rMative to the manner in whieli ramie by , the wound, Or who - was the author of it, Finding from the 'symproms that it was mortal, he de.:lined Probing fur the hall, lest the operation tni_hi-accele l'ate the death of: Cite patient. His Lordslip 'ed. in- great - agony until Thursday mornmg, atom two o'iclock, when he died. His faculties .% ere t er feet to 'the last, but he,never uttered any thing to the witness' that - indicatcd. the manner he came by his wound. fiery little conversation passed' beV.Veen his Lbrdship,and him, and indeed. he seemed to' de cline rather than court interco4Se• with other per. sons. 00- . Friday.inorning the ilecensed Was opened, anti, tkcourse of the hall was traced from the lower part of tile right, side of The b,..11y, - where it-entered, passed through the cavity, of the abdomen, lacerated some of the larger intestines, and 'lodged finally arnongst the. vv. , 44tt tin' Spine, from whence it was extracted. Ar., waLeletir ly of opinion t h at his. Lordship died in consequence of this wound. Norvell, the butler, stated that the,deceased Cauie 10,11 ii master's house on .Tuesday morning in a post chaise. Imagining that it was his master who was in the carriage, he Wri)t to the assist.nic,.; t ceased, and helped, along with his in.ister's coach man, to carry hun':up siaits, where he was laid up on some chairs, Mr. f - NAvistin was st,i,t rf he chaise instantly drove off, after his 1.1,0, had alighted from it, and whiress was unable to aker tail] the name of tii&owner, which here:colh..aed to have ;. seen painted on the panhel. In about a iirkarter of an hour atter the decti.liCa wine- into Hie . licus - e,_lVr. PoweLL but he departed ahubst iintnediately, and since that time witne'si had never seen or heard of him, Daring the time witness wes with Lord FALKLAND, hL -never`, heard his Lordship say any , thing about the matlner he came by' hiS Wound; or whi) inflicted it;' nor did he ever hear his inaAcr say any thing which *induced him to believe be had any quarrel with the deceased. He knew.6f uu Misun derstanding belt\ een them. Mri. King, the none, proved .that she sat up with his Lordship during Thursday night, but ne ver heard beard state any thing-w:th respea to the tnioner ht.. came by in NVo'..llld. Ile appeared KICMARD IRIS, of No. 4, Mart/et-court, ilow-strdet; and hr W2LI.IALI I' , CRIPYS, 5.111211 141.)1t0r.. the Pafier, j caters fur ti P.3ditor, Stc. (60'st-Paid)rf NICK, - No. 1J 2 Strand; Whom 'Pk& lisenientr, Order s tor stst t (; roc yon•tr-sq ua aro [lust be atic3reigesd. ,‘ (to tvoIA ctittv4 0e?1 , 1,6kr, anci wards his Lady, who attended him tai the I,s, of histviti.oence, he - -observe:l a pea:ea-sit - en'''. seeniod anxious fur repose-. His Ro) al H.g . the Dike cif. Stristrvi4ited bt Lordship o . n "tiesday, and remained: wi,h him a considerahl, , in private. He his. facultiegAn'the 'vt.r) , • • meat or his ; he heJp ! .:o:iiiiusell,when he w. 341.. eti refreshment, and turned in bed without the Tf.cte . being no.other testimony to lay beton-. Jury, as t& - the inanner the'deLeasedcatne by I. death,' trt'e . ' Coro:ier tidd. - e4'sed .them. shortly, and obseryed; o:at !hey could be beat of one opinion up; on this naturly, thin his Lag !ship - divd iti co n cqu e nce of the ,1., - 09111.1 he received, Inch it ' minite4t inniEtiid by soul,. oth'er hand that ffis . own. They had no evid'elics e before . I ..I);•ct ever r2l::tive to the author of the ‘A 0:111d; OS 01 lilt; 11111M(11,11yiy prg. o cied the ulta lAnch , );k - uccurr-ip,..e. It only -ream:tied, t i v oorei, for then) tO pronounce their verdid upon th , e deuce they 1164.1 heard, suCh as it was, a l p', le.nr •,a..y , fu.th, inluiry on the suhje&t to the ritlance of the "rhe. Jury, wider these circuts - ihtfmees, retlinird a ver«izt niur&r . Vjoilist some p ei oh or 'urikauwri. 41 letter _from AheWren says, that tire Theresa.. • meter stood,' on t 24th of,Javinaty mixa'at ' a half derees. SuCtrinteits not - -o , :foro t , been there, in any perm.] during the last, thirty t ears. , va 'lodges Was On ,Tneiday contniine4 w frck G 4:bin-gra vntli shuuting Sa : nine!. Birch, of Ward End Hai:. S-ie had mere-tea. IterseltinAne tote family r r ttre tti bed. Sic men, tin h a window, saw Mr. bock sitting by ti:e ri:e p. She opened the ti or , whiCll4,is'only ott latch, and dischai . ged at his Ileacl ;. two ,lugs struck. loin ; ()lie 14 . • 011 „ •little execution, tne other 1-as since been 'cstr Ic a front the skull, and hope. a , e . cnvery: Sife Was ixkoit'dis;iii , ed itt 10.1,1's and a-loaded pis 01 was low, , sc , ol years ago . the young wont ,n ‘.4fas 1j set, ant iu !AI Birch ; and the oily t.."I'C lash ad was, amt. She had fortne an atiac.,•ni 1(..) dii. Mr. Birch at that ti th e, and was ill . conSeq cklr.nl3ce. • Two - seamen-, - natives of Jer..ey, ret. nets toy that bland:atter etfe6t'ing their e-otpe , '.ledges, where they had • b . ..en atintiocci ;•• months, wjth several of their oittutrytflo• Thu . were near six weeks in tra%cliing through tiie ccAl"'• try between Valenciennes and Co:!‘;••11 Buy. ' 1 greate4vpart of the Otirlii-y was' pentoi-ii:6l i ti I • • 111g. I lt-11111e, aid in most iniletnent weather ; gained the, coast, they,;after 101 l and oturanis search, diaCovin'ed astnall boat , and., fiw gll us eels, eillansted . with . larnine and fatigue, they at'v e o c ," / lf Catkrrik.is '.Bay: tire evening 0t , ..t he .tecond ' 1 alter they ealbarkL.d; Ba/nig been three 4 . 1 . 1 ' s without any kind 0f,,wd,.:).inc,•.. Tit ir . xiere much swollen, and niceralci! itt consequence...ache liardship4t hey had u nciergoa, e d.„: I)uring the violent saient . wind un the rookery oft the• lawn near the' liousse of Al' • Grabnrit, in the.toiV'n - ur8,U1,14 ; Li nc bitishi ie j • was blown down wit!. .a ireitiend,ms- offnil"; • great !eget, .of_ numerous .adri)Jers. lae loolier! was rendered extraordinary by bvil,g coi l fihed the liniits of asingle t ash, sc hk'4 l i s .0' 1 ) 31 ' 6 stood for two centuries, and has. been the bit of thousands of itsfeat ber Ofiilso ye tsw!trl:,inav r aged aborttebranches . o‘ fi t ii li z ej r i e( •eci i . 13.1`, tor o,e fast co its fall the tree has 7 bren. inc , asineJ, and ttttd to con 1 01 upwards of 360 . C'tibk: feet. of sounii the bole alone ittasurin.g f e et b • feet in girth. It is now about 30 yearSliii 4 " firsi observed to fo deCay at the sup, and a c‘ , "! - vering of - • WasTapphed t 0 wet. ire tli .•rh.bote of the. tree, d to , contributed greatly 19 rind. if its preservation since 'OA pe". aglif CRAVItiND, MARCI.I /. Passed by—the .si.,, .Vl4rsitall, iioul L6hon; aod th ? ~., K t;cies, eitt, !tarn Conlttliil.- . s.ffied —the Ro).lCharlotre, Rush,. f)r. loAii; I' .)cc ' Stevsti for Mogru lore; I'rl zt l,, ve ,. ii,,11, 1 ", for 1 f 1........... . . Hint II; On the tst inst. at Rave!Antrim, Nlorlolk, flu: :elf o f Sirh ra Edward Vacua, kart the j..aty 01 t;., 'putt) it 0. r , , , 1- • of t ile 7. Hus4Ars. Of A Dati)iiitet. . rklld• on ine 4:n iIiNZ. at St. Maly's, .{illy, the Latlyo. b . -- mt .Vail, 01 . 014 gth Itegicricot 0! Fi)ot, of a SUSI Mitt 11,'".., 1)1 1ii lr jiliTy.illob!ry litaCe, tintl..z.dy of Mr. tans.S.r ., ‘ 3t 1 • _........-- • . -.- 41/MR 140, ji 04 -Tuesday se'nniAht. :la i •i i , ITIeS SitreWs," • ••I ) • rroless t OlNlathrotat:cs, so Wiss lautc i ildinA, ot 'Mack/well. , Lately', at St. Nlaty's Citurc•.h,, • Let Lester, toe Ito'• I° ' lll Il tql''''' ,l . A - . I.te of Si, I , ..tdv's C011e4., Caininidige'l 1,, Miss Leven, only daughter of t!:e Key. 101111 Lt:': " ' i')f -..i merly '..ecior.ot.lVill,,,,gl t hy Wafrriess. 0.. Niontl,y last, a t Queen.,quare Cha0..1., li..ti. , : 1 ;1' 1 01 ;,- Ormsby V....talent, Esti Cid Oner of the 19th isefr, l , nc i,Losr; ' Dr..4. , ,1t5, .to Miss Callutriste. •t: i..ts,.e. ttlughter of "" • _ Mr. Ohisse, . - ,t l'eniosiitv, I terttord;hiie. • ~e , ot l" • Lare,iy. in:.l , ltrrtitautittotishire, .Chcvalter I.).eriva t t °;., WI % . the Knights of the antient tird,:r of St. LutiiOn " 31 ' "-I Ni ...s few iss AiMi d.tyl-A §l4tgo'lll4lor. Dublin, r aptaU l Cartrr,o - rth': Cl.l°W ilf ; ItcgitiL:nt, 'to Mess Daly, kloly dans:Alter of ColUttell) aalY, Lismore Castle, iii the Lounty.of OA wAY: . ' ' • th': 3 l 'On Sahli:day st!'ilnixlit, in Cuik, fo th Catlaettr.,l o f r .3 City, Lipt. Win. Setrft, AiLl•cle,.Cainit to, .I , ieut , " ;elic ...• 1 FloA, awl son of .Atr, , ,,,,e ' . ....rie., Esq. o''.: of the Cou'''l to 1 sior i ers tOr coo:lite-ling His, Makity's . rf•iaspart Servi,e.',... II toi,s lildicy.Nturgt.:ll, yokolgcht da,,,:hter of t-1),:. late Cr='",. c . r . Nio..;elf,' fisq, of %hint tort_e!l. kith,- comitV ~'_1:12:: Jr. ihith Ileinhhhg fount:l.ly Vh) sh;tan to tile i• /4.' , . (') I.' "`• hursdaYs‘Februkry al, at An'Jover, in Harnpsil i: C:' Ascultet -I.l.flisary. • ' -- • - .„,h.. oh the 13th tatiat Lovves , ofti Elizabeth, yothrgeso"?,-,, ter ()fate hue Rev. I) T I t .-4 h , I -pi. t• ''''''' • r. tsup e, of i Oft ~1 OM -1.) .t• r I,lk, . • telitt li hoe 16th ult in the s'oth scar of his ag 'Mt. e, .- • I t..a's ry i of the Angel. Inn. Reterburough. at Ni a ult the _nth of December, -after a' few clays ittness,•• i 0tit:,7,0 Bay, lama - Ica ' the .Rey. Willt.iin B urt on, late e' Ilo.'sfor k i, Norfolk. . .. ' ------4 01.• sATURPOA.Y• Bank '3teck. :Inths Stock, • " =3r Y 5 Pet gent . 913 a 97i 981 Bonds its- " 3, f r "'.' I risn lict"Cent, , • tOs. tai itd~ 4 per Cent. 83i a k 0 t pr. , . • 3 per Cent. 3-per Cent. • biter Cerit.COns. 67 # Cone. for i.cc. 67 lank L. Ault. iS ii.161.1)5